There was once a man who had one son, and he was so lazy that he would not work at all. The father apprenticed him to a tailor, but the lad went to sleep between the stitches. He apprenticed him to a cobbler and the lad only sat and yawned in... Read more of Oh! - A Cossack Story at Urban Myths.caInformational Site Network Informational
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Question

Give Rule 14



Answer:

In humorous poetry, when a word is divided at the end of a line, the detached syllable at the beginning of the next line should begin with a small letter.